Fragmented OCR notes on wheat trade and Allied actions
Fragmented readable text hints at wartime supply and farm topics, mentioning wheat, farmers, and allied actions. The garbled content names various individuals, regions, and organizations with unclear connections, suggesting a disrupted page discussing agriculture, logistics, and wartime measures.
Review by the President in Horsham Town Meeting Address
The president pledges cooperation with town officials and the mayor to extend wartime support plans while urging unity and lasting power. He thanks supporters, references Tennessee ties, and mentions upcoming local efforts and shire discussions. He calls for trust and sustained resolve during the election period.
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Thaker
Rome
Horsham
Aberinth
Wisteha Owanen
Rotor
Swormeare
Mata
Baker
Weil
Urbinil Neuer
Coley Iktatels
Aed
Atari Vines
Ape Press
Cra
Tennesse
Wheat carting to district silos in wartime needs
Wimmera Shire Council considers asking Grain Elevation Board to provide horse drawn wagons at silos due to petrol rationing. Storage of petrol farms discussed. Four councillors retire, including Dr. James Smith and president Dr. F H Baker. Road to be closed to heavy traffic. Meeting thanked mayor and attendees.
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Wimmera
James Smith
Horshi
F. H. Baker
Wimmera Shire
Winmeen
Worsham
Abire
Fit
M. Millar
Pimninin Ebmn
Han Andor
Nao Dulles
Perilelon
Aeder Tun
Tom
Defence Department
Cryonn
Weetis Kost
Walmer
Shire Work Progress Report on Road and Drainage Projects
A long, OCR driven note outlines contractor Finlayson and Whyte progress on loam supply, channel clearance, and roadworks across Wirral area. It lists forming, regrading, and drainage tasks with figures and costs, naming multiple mills and contractors, noting toward July totals and a plan to consolidate sections, with references to gravel, sand, and future inspections and funding steps.
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Finlaysin
Shielt
Hosta Wieran
Teal
Diow Huiges
Finlayson
Mainina Gen
Amlinterna Soa
Kractur Sehinwe
Pals HK
Siwerins
West Fal Tiras
Appenach
Enver Mills Gros
Cries
Enlverrs
Hein
Theory Road
North
Nerrhsast
Aiba
York
Ainrris
Daeine
Whyte
Chalga Rimming
Bovine
Dimbonia Suns
Lathan
Einai
Ate-Westlings
Ehains
Borsen
Uker
Apd Mackles
Jo Ehains
Hehwren Hoods
Mackley
Wie
Wmt Wifening
Gelaniey’s
Lanbeck
W. Wik
Wirral
Wanye da Fem
Mluavinia
Rome
Financial Position Reported For June Receipts And Bank Balance
The treasurer Mr J Hy Sherman reports June receipts totaling 20014 with items including current mee 40 rates arrears 168 interomt 37 and Gundel foes and other misc items. Bank balance prior and current shows 2018 balance, with cheques presented 1207 04 31. The report notes bank balance at the time and a balance carried to the present meeting.
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Wot Go
Nath
EBM
Komt
Mnethow Dan
Bank Halanen
J. Hy Sherman
Bank Iast
Fe Bank
Viewpoints on petrol storage rules for farmers
A letter to the Chief Secretary’s Office from Mélbowrnn forwards a regulation on petrol storage applicable to all farms. Councillor Cry Crigh notes inconvenience to farmers from current restrictions, who often haul kerosene long distances to save cart damage. Cr Dabtenburg supports farmers’ access, urging Mr T. Th Beholdont to influence authorities to avoid interferences with fuel supply.
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Offica
Mélbowrnn
Eri
Cry Crigh
Cy Smith
Nfert
Cr Dabtenburg
Petral Neers
T. Th
Crick
Retiring council member James Smith praised by ratepayers
James Smith announces retirement after years of service, rejecting renomination despite ratepayers urging him to stay. He recalls his work on the Close Settlement Board advisory role, road projects, and grants, thanking colleagues and officials for support while expressing hope to continue serving if the public wishes.
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Nervion
James Smith
Operatepayer
Bentub
Aminred
Cabill
Munn
Millar
Counell
Wil
Smith
Eh Jun
Closer Settlement Board
Toth
Noth Hocnese
Hwa
Canverine
Bross
Bakery Sai
Pavers
Phn
Jongforce
Horsham Lureck Road Closure Motion Heard
Dr Purvis moved for council action to close a section from Horsham boundary to the Winger river due to heavy traffic and damage on the road. The motion was debated and altered before final decision.
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Purvis
Hurwhamhbock
Horsham
Aiziat Ktm
Sontember
R. Davis
Oroan
Road repairs and bridge work discussed at Horsham council
The Horsham council debated engineering inspections on the Marten road and curb repairs near Wall to Dime. Motions by Cr Johns and others sought surveying, culvert and bridge work, and temporary caretaker decisions for wartime duties.
Bevy of Toasts Mark Retirement in President's Room
After business concluded and voter rolls were checked, the council certified the result in the President's Room. Then media councillors adjourned to toast the retiring president Dr. F Baker, praised for his service as Mr James Realth noted as father of the council. Ms Wydy Bray and Mr D G Parvan spoke as the gathering acknowledged the retirement.
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F. Baker
James Realth
Ouneil
Wydy Bray
D. G. Parvan
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